You shouldn't have to take our word for it
Marketing has a trust problem, and it earned it. Our answer is a baseline on day one and numbers against it every month, whether they're flattering or not.
The day-one snapshot
Before any work starts, we freeze a complete picture of your market: where you rank for each important search at dozens of points across your service area, how many reviews you and each competitor have and how fast they're earning them, what shape your listings are in, and how your website performs. That snapshot never changes. Every report afterward is measured against it.
What the monthly report shows
- Phone calls and quote requests that came through the site, counted, not estimated.
- Your rankings across the service area, on a map, next to last month's. You'll see movement block by block.
- Reviews: yours and your competitors', so a good month still gets honest context if the guy across town had a better one.
- What we did that month and what's planned next, in plain English, on one page.
What we won't do
We won't send you a 40-page PDF of impressions and "engagement" to bury a flat month. If the numbers stall, the report says so, along with what we're changing. You'll never learn more about your marketing from a cancellation call than you did from the reports.